welcome to september's mashup ~ don't forget you can keep up with me on youtube (@contained.chaos323)

0:00 - 18:05, stop planning and start accomplishing by taking on your tasks, appointments, and ideas

18:12 - 32:04, log-off and take on 22 scroll-less hobbies + check out a list of approachable journaling formats

32:12-47:32, luteal phase & "lazy girl" yap

let's talk loneliness, personal style, and inner child connection.

Season 1 was about finding the courage to start and the will to continue. Now, we begin to unpack and chew on the lessons that give us reason to continue!

Sharona's website: https://sharonapatrice.com/

Lovingly, the short answer is no <3

Heard something you wanna chew a little more on? Head over to my Substack page for this week's activity!

You can find it here: https://open.substack.com/pub/moriahmanifests/p/stop-letting-them?r=5agkd3&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

is none of your business!

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Perception

01:47 The Journey of Content Creation

03:24 Navigating Online Presence and Community

04:33 The Challenge of Vulnerability and Authenticity

05:28 Understanding the Impact of Others' Perceptions

06:16 Strategies for Managing Perception

06:18 Finding Personal Meaning in Content Creation

07:05 The Power of Self-Reflection

07:05 Conclusion: Embracing Individuality

This week we reflect on

[conflict, avoidance, psychology, self-preservation, self-serving, emotional intelligence, relationships, conflict resolution, personal growth, archetypes, deadlines, conflict resolution, aggression, assertion, emotional intelligence, decision making, ADHD strategies, communication skills, personal growth]

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Conflict Archetypes

03:07 The Man Who Stands Down: Avoidance in Conflict

11:56 The Man Who Stands Still: Indecision and Inaction

28:17 The Man Who Stands Tall: Aggression and Assertion

33:53 Synthesis of Conflict Management: Finding Balance

Activity: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mrv8ITBkX_BAB0S1fRekDAuF096ZzZQi_NpMNe0Ej-I/edit?usp=sharing

Sources:

https://www.uwgb.edu/sbdc/articles/avoiding-conflict/

https://www.gottman.com/blog/flooding-and-conflict-avoidance/

https://dictionary.apa.org/frustration-aggression-hypothesis

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4176893/#S1

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/peaceful-parenting/202209/the-conflict-avoidant-two-distinct-types

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Qi-Schlupp/publication/228195617_A_Typology_of_Conflict_Avoidance/links/5ca39782a6fdcc12ee8ec87c/A-Typology-of-Conflict-Avoidance.pdf

https://news.vcu.edu/article/what_is_the_psychology_behind_violence_and_aggression_a_new_vcu

https://pressbooks.pub/introductiontofinancialanalysis/chapter/1-8-modes-of-reasoning-dialectical-versus-analytic/#:~:text=What%20is%20Dialectical%20Reasoning?,its%20real%20or%20apparent%20contradictions

Welcome to the first iteration of "Tiny Talks," a segment of the show where we reflect through my life via journal entries. This episode, we discuss my ability to work through stagnation through the mantra "Make it Obvious."

[ACTIVITY]

[SOURCES] 

Alfred North Whitehead (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) 

ERIC - ED352632 - Dialectical Thinking: A Generative Approach to Critical/Creative Thinking., 1992-Dec 

What is the Dialectic? | Plato, Kant, Hegel, Marx | Keyword 

WHAT IS PROCESS PHILOSOPHY AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO THE ECOZOIC? QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

[INSPIRATION]

 Alex Eubank Needs To STOP Doing THIS! : “God, make it obvious.” I know the video is a lil drama spicy but I can’t help it LOL; the girls are fighting & I’m watching (with grace). Nonetheless, I appreciate Jonni’s perspective and implementation of prayer/mantra in his message, so I want to pass it on!

Episode 33: Creative Block : Check out “Life in the Middle Podcast” if you are finding yourself in a creative rut! Sharona shares tips, examples, and principles to chew on to better take on your creative ebbs. 

Get everything you want by being persistent and never giving up: I don’t know much about this channel so I don’t have a ton to say about the overall work, but I related to the author’s argument about the “pain of the process” and wanted to share!
Libby: Who Moved My Cheese is a great read that I still refer to today! “The cheese has moved” is all about accepting reality for what it is, and the consequences of stagnation. I was able to check out a digital copy with my library card via Libby

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Keywords

spirituality, philosophy, community, third spaces, implicit bias, personal growth, connection, modern society, three